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Whitehouse Farm Centre (Morpeth)

 
Description: Learn how a farm works. Craft workshops. North Whitehouse Farm Centre, Morpeth,Northumberland NE61 6AW,Tel 0167 ... more
Whitehouse Farm Centre (Morpeth) ... 01670-789998 or 01670-789571. Opening times: Open daily 10am-5pm,closed Monday except for school/bank holidays and pre-booked school and playgr

Newest Review: ... also health and safety notes asking you to use the alcohol gel provided (and they do provide many of these around the farm) to clean your hands often, and also to be aware that animals can bite, so beware! What can I see and do? -------------------------------- The animals that were outside when we visited (at different times of the year different animals are kept outside or in the barns) ... more

 ... were; goats, llamas and sheep. The one problem that we did find was that the area for the outside animals was set on grass. There were no paths to get too, from and around the fenced areas and the grass was so long that it was almost impossible to get a ...more

mum2boys82
Premium Review Whitehouse Farm Centre (Morpeth): The Whitehouse - no, not that one (1110 words)
by mum2boys82 - written on 10.05.08 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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We've just been on holiday in Northumberland and whilst there decided to visit Whitehouse Farm Centre in Morpeth. Getting there ------------------ Morpeth is approximately 14 miles from Newcastle. It is well sign posted and they have a sizable car park and separate parking areas for coaches. Prices and Opening times ------------------------------------ Adults £6.75 Children (3-16 years) £5.75 Children under 2 free Concessions £5.75 Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children, or 1 adult and 3 children) £22.50 Annual membership for adult £36.70, for children £30.70 These prices are for 2008, credit ...

NikkiH
Crowned Review Fun where you least expect it (2277 words)
by NikkiH - written on 19.10.03 (Very useful, 248 readings)
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My daughter's nursery seem to have an excessive amount of children who were born in between September and December. Since the start of the new school year, she has had an invite to a birthday party virtually every weekend, and even then the weekends that were free were filled with our own relatives parties. I need a part time job just to be able to afford all of the presents! Most of the time the parties at held at the local Giants Den or Mister Twisters (both within 5 miles), which are basically large warehouses, full of soft play and various apparatus, where the children can run wild for an hour before sitting down together to eat their party food and sing Happy ...

 
 
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